The former La Ligas club official accepts the schemes: Rocks from rough matches, observed by helicopter

The La Ligas Club Ossauna had set up football matches in an attempt to avoid falling from the league for two seasons, the tribunal said Tuesday.

The club's former secretary said that Ossauna had paid Getafen and Real Betis to lose against her in the 2012/13/13/14 edition, respectively, and made another payment for Espanyolin for a draw, Periscopi broadcast.

Angel Viscay testified about the case, until the indictment was filed against 11 people: Six directors of Ossawa, three former Betisis players and two real estate agents are also accused of being involved.

Viscay told the Court in Pammona that Ossuna had paid a third bonus party to win the match: Waldad and Betty.

It added that Ossauna paid 400,000 euros in cash to Gaetafen to lose the match against her in 2013, while Betty was paid 250,000 euros to lose the following year.

Below, the match against the getafes referred to in Viscay.

Below, the match against Betty, which Ossauna won 2-1.

But these were not the only cases in which Ossauna got involved.

Viscay added that Ossauna paid Espanyolin full 250,000 euros for a match to the following season, until a point enough for Espanyolin to survive; Ossauna fell from the league regardless.

Furthermore, the same said Betisi paid 400,000 euros to defeat Waldalide, with which Ossuna was racing to avoid the decline.

However, all these charges have been denied by the Ossawa club. /Periscope. com/